The contingent valuation method (CVM) is a simple, flexible nonmarket valuation method
that is widely used in cost–benefit analysis and environmental impact assessment. However …

The increasing prominence of Sustainable Development as a policy objective has initiated a
debate on appropriate frameworks and tools that will both provide guidance for a shift …

Contingent valuation methodology (CVM) has been increasingly applied to cultural
resources. CVM employs survey methods to gather stated preference information, which can …

This paper explores the implications that arise with the selection of specific sustainability
evaluation tools. Sustainability evaluation tools are conceptualized in this paper as value …

Differentiated prices, bundling, web auctions: firms' pricing practices are evolving. When
there is no market, or for customized pricing, the willingness-to-pay concept seems to be …

Economic crises directly and indirectly affect the financial health of museums. Despite this
reality, however, analysing the impact of the economic cycle on museums has not generated …

Cultural heritage protection is a key issue around the world today. In this paper, the
contingent valuation method has been applied to obtain the social benefits that stem from …

Research on cultural economics is very interested in the economic valuation of non-market
goods, particularly in the field ofcultural heritage where contingent valuation techniques are …

We present three arguments for using ongoing annual payments in contingent valuation
(CV) surveys that estimate the benefit of a long-lasting environmental improvement. First, by …

How people make choices in relation to cultural and leisure consumption has been explored
from the viewpoint of motivation, lifestyle segmentation, and lifecycle. Little is known about …